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Poland Rejects Trump's Claims on Intentional Russian Drone Incursion

9/13/2025

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Poland dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that Russian drones entering its airspace were accidental, stating they were sent intentionally.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed, “It wasn’t a mistake. And we know it.”
Polish officials reported 21 Russian drones entered Poland, with 17 wrecks recovered.
NATO intercepted three drones, which caused property damage but no injuries.
Tusk called the drone incursion “unprecedented,” marking the first time Russian drones were shot down over NATO territory.

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Poland dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that Russian drones entering its airspace were accidental, stating they were sent intentionally.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed, “It wasn’t a mistake. And we know it.”
Polish officials reported 21 Russian drones entered Poland, with 17 wrecks recovered.
NATO intercepted three drones, which caused property damage but no injuries.
Tusk called the drone incursion “unprecedented,” marking the first time Russian drones were shot down over NATO territory.